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iamateenagefeminist: feminismisprettycool: The other gif I made in the brief moment when I wanted to make gifs and be a *quality* tumblr. It’s like my favorite quote in gif form! 

iamateenagefeminist:

feminismisprettycool:

The other gif I made in the brief moment when I wanted to make gifs and be a *quality* tumblr.

It’s like my favorite quote in gif form! 

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“ Men are not the victims of sexism. It is impossible for a man to be the victim of sexism. Just like it’s impossible for a white person to be the victim of racism. Reverse sexism and reverse racism are words invented by white men to label anyone who questions their power and unconscious desire to crap all over minorities and women. Next we’re going to have “When is it International Men’s Day?” - the answer: every day. “When is it white history month?” - every month. Grow up. Your loss of entitlement doesn’t mean you’re the victim of sexism.

Commenter #51

I’m posting this because it’s so rare for commenters on stuff.co.nz to say something so succinct and so perfect.

Warning: don’t read other comments on the article I’ve linked to, unless of course you want to experience extreme rage and hatred. 

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#95

thisiswhiteprivilege:

White privilege is being the #1 consumers of welfare, food stamps, general government aid, and illegal drugs, but STILL blaming POC for all of those things as well as incarcerating them at an exponentially higher rate.

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Trump: I'm Not A Racist, I Hired Arsenio Hall

tinfoilandtea:

Donald Trump brushed off suggestions that he has been race-baiting in questioning President Barack Obama’s birthplace. His rebuttal: he just hired a black entertainer on “The Apprentice.”

“How can I be a racist, I just picked Arsenio Hall,” Trump said.

»Oh, dear God. 

Well that’s the proof right there.


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Obama writes excuse for 11-year old – Schools of Thought - CNN.com Blogs

tinfoilandtea:

D; I am dying of the cuteness of this!


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blackandkillingit:

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Evolution Of A Queen: What do you do when your mistakes have legs

queennubian:

a clean beard

clever words

and deceitful intentions

eyes that judge you

condeming with each and every

shallow small talk hello in the hallway

Taking you back to your weakest moments

a tearful embrace

how you just wanted to be held by

someone who smelled like manhood and

tenderness with…

Wow. That is some familiar poignant shit.

Reblogged from feministwhoniverse
“ Never be afraid of your own voice. In a lot of ways (both subtle and overt), society pressures women into silence by demanding that they keep quiet and take up as little of everybody’s space and time as possible. Donna Noble demands that everybody shut the hell up because she has a lot of really important things to say. She was the most vocal about her opinions of any of the Doctor’s most recent companions. And, the great thing about it was, she wasn’t just loud, she was outstandingly confident. She walked into a room and she made people notice her. She demanded that people listen, whether they were the General of a top secret military task force or a centuries-old Time Lord with a God complex. She made it known from the get-go that she would not be ignored. That assertiveness prompted the Doctor to actively seek out her insight and opinions throughout their journey together. She made the world better by shouting at it. I respect the hell out of that. Not enough people in this world are open to listening to what we have to say, so sometimes we have to make them listen. Life Lessons From Donna Noble by Lauren sMash, from Persephone Magazine (via feministwhoniverse)

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